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Tuesday 27 August 2013

Persuasive writing

“Are you worried that one day you might get deported from NZ?”
People from other countries come to NZ to live. Some others have an expiry date on their visa and when they stay  longer thats how they get deported back. I believe that overstayers should stay in NZ, so they could get a better education, be better connected with their family and they can contribute to the society with skills they learnt from their country in all topics.



First of all, Education is important for us because we learn things that we have to learn in life.They can learn how to read and get told things you ain't allowed to do in the future Education takes us to a higher level in the future. It also gets the overstayers higher grades. Good jobs will help the overstayers and it helps the family in the future.

In fact Overstayers should stay in NZ to get closer to their family members.                                   In addition, Some family members of theres can help the over stayers to get a great life. Also they can get family members to sign the papers so that they can finally be a NZ citizen.

In addition, The society should contribute to this, so more kids  could get more opportunities for their own life and care. They should let little kids from other country come and learn here and get a better life. People such as overstayers wouldn't want to be deported back to their own country after 3 or 4 years living in NZ. They might of found a home brought a new car felt like they belong here and last of all made close friends. I feel sad about the government not letting the overstayers come to live in NZ for good because some of my family members my get deported back if their visa date might be expired and so I might not see them any more.


As you can see it is extremely important that the immigration should consider the people whose more settled with life here in NZ and probably send the horrible people who do bad things in NZ back to their countries. I believe the government should change the law, so that it can be fair for all the overstayers to come and live in NZ  for good.

Thursday 22 August 2013

READING ACTIVITY

Term 3 - Week 2
Groups 1 & 2, Reading an Article
Resource: SJ Part 2, Number 1, 2009

"Baskets Boats," by Jill MacGregor

1. Where is the story set? at vietnam
2. Who is the main character in the story?thanh,Dai,hung his fater
3. What is the story about?Basket boat how their boat is build different
4. What is a basket boat? What is its' proper name?Thung chai
5. What is a basket boat useful? catching fish
6. How ia a thing chai made? from bamboo stick
7. What is a thing chai handy? What are some of its' uses?you can use it to fish
8. How many seats are in a thing chai?1
9. Explain how safe a thing chai is? it does not sink or tip over
10. Make a short film of yourself while you briefly summarize the story. Describe what you think about thing chai and why. please upload to your blog.

Thursday 15 August 2013

Here goes Argo reading activity

Term 3 - Week 2
Groups 1 & 2 -  Reading an Article
Resource: SJ P1 N5 1999

" Here Goes" by Jan Trafford



1. What is an Argo?
an argo is a type of vehicle that can go both on land and on water.

2. What does amphibian mean?
an amphibian is a frog that in water.

3. Name two reptiles that are amphibians.
frog,argo

4. Why is an Argo useful?
To go on water and down hills

5. Think of two different ways an Argo could be used.
in land and in water

6. Write a brief summary of the article.  If you had an Argo, what would you use it for?
driving across the water and having a race with cars down the mountain
Draw a picture to support your answer and upload it to your blog.

Thursday 1 August 2013

Soft ball session

Today on Tuesday we had a softball session with three ladies from Auckland Sport. They taught us basic skills of how to catch the ball and how to through the ball. After that we had a throwing competition to see who get to the most points.